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Cyber Crime Awareness Walk Held in Karachi to Protect Citizens Online

October 5, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

KARACHI: A Cyber Awareness Walk was organized at Karachi University to educate citizens about cyber crimes and promote a safer digital environment. The event, held under the auspices of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), aimed to raise awareness about online threats and the importance of cybersecurity.

Officials from the NCCIA emphasized the growing prevalence of cyber crimes and the need for public vigilance. “Our goal is to empower citizens with knowledge and tools to protect themselves from online threats,” said a spokesperson. The walk attracted students and faculty members, highlighting the university’s commitment to fostering a secure digital culture.

This initiative comes at a time when cyber crimes are on the rise in Pakistan, affecting individuals and businesses alike. The NCCIA’s efforts are crucial in mitigating these risks and ensuring that citizens are informed about potential online dangers.

Looking ahead, the NCCIA plans to conduct more awareness programs across various educational institutions and communities to further enhance public understanding of cybersecurity. The agency is also expected to collaborate with tech companies to develop resources that can aid in the prevention of cyber crimes.